RetroWDW

Description: Celebrate the glorious fourth with his throwback cast member design from our favorite parade with giant heads and giant sandwiches.

Description: This is based on a vintage design only seen in backstage areas, this message was originally about environmental issues, but has taken on a secret double life.

Description: Based on the famous story of Dick Nunis leading a group to sod the Contemporary on opening day. I cast member told Nunis he had never laid sod. Dick responded only with "Green side up!"

Description: Strike it rich with the logo from Catastrophe Canyon's pretend oil company that was actually real. And that's a wrap!

Description: Save the waterpark from eventual destruction!

Description: A classic design, done in house at RetroWDW. Our own artist, How, does amazing work to really take you back in time and remember how the parks used to be. Enjoy!

Description: Celebrating the Reedy Creek Improvement District's more that 50 years of service to the Prototype Community of Tomorrow and beyond!

Description: Prepare for an evening of romance on the lagoon!

Description: Get your leg up!

Description: There are good ships and woodships and ships that sail the sea. But the best ships are Friendships at Epcot, you see.

Description: Horizon's famous choice also applies to the existing three original pavilions at Epcot.

Description: Mesa Verde University - Send your child to study with us and in seven years we'll send them back as a farmer!

Description: Tomorrow's horizons are here... today!

Description: Celebrate Nipper the dog's venture into space!

Description: In the 1970s, "I Survived Three Mile Island" t-shirts were all the rage. In that spirit, we're updating the design for this era's ecological disaster.

Description: For coast-to-coast fans of Disney parks.

Description: Make a fashion deposit with this parody mash-up of RetroWDW and the former Sun Bank, which had three branches at Walt Disney World.

Description: All aboard for a trip around the fort!

Description: An ode to the friendliest campground there ever was.

Description: Todd is working his equipment for your pleasure.

Description: Shake it like a RetroWDW picture!

Description: This sign has somehow managed to stay nondescriptly stuck to the wall in Tomorrowland for 50 years. This design is based on the original version, which lasted at least through the '90s.

Description: You may not have won a Chevy Cavalier, but you can wear this t-shirt.

Description: RetroWDW can now be in your home and on your body!

Description: Now you can wear RetroWDW wherever you go!

Description: Now you can wear RetroWDW wherever you go!

Description: After the Home of Future Living and Before Fed Ex, guests leaving Space Mountian visited "RYCA 1: Dream of a New World." The scenes from this show have served as a backbone for every iteration since.

Description: A tribute to Imagineer Fred Joeger, who besides working in the model shop at WED, ended up being an expert on making artificial rocks.

Description: Descending to Sea Base Alpha was only possible thanks to the MD Hydrolator!

Description: Inspired by our friend Tom Nabbe, this ingenious tool has helped many monorail employees retrieve lost items. Tom was a great guest on the show and we are so excited to offer this in-house created design in his honor.

Description: A reinterpretation of Universal Studios' 1990 Grand Opening logo as seen in vintage videos

Description: When you're on Robert Holland's crew, you know what you have to do.

Description: What if the Swan and Dolphin did have a monorail running through it like the Contemporary?

Description: When you need to get it out fast, give us a call.

Description: When you need a heavy object moved quickly, these are the folks to call.

Description: Before X-1 and FX-1, the spaceship in the middle of Space Mountain was the XL-1000 Interplanetary Explorer, number 15.